Barbie fans are roasting actor Ken Ryan Gosling for his resemblance to talk show host Ellen DeGeneres in the movie’s official trailer.
The upcoming live-action film, directed by Greta Gerwig, sees the first glimpse of “Barbie Land” with actors Gosling, 42, and Margot Robbie, 32, flexing their comedic flair as the iconic dolls.
However, fans quickly took to social media to slam the La La Land actor for likening him to DeGeneres, 65, with his signature platinum crop and luxury sportswear sense.
Others criticized the decision to cast the actor in a typical youth role and quipped, “Ken needs Botox.”
One fan wrote: “Would you jump at me if I said Ryan Gosling looks like Ellen in the Barbie trailer?” Because if that was the case then I didn’t say it! While another wrote: “Is that Elaine?”
Is that you, Elaine? Barbie fans are roasting actor Ken Ryan Gosling for his resemblance to talk show host Ellen DeGeneres (R) in the movie’s official trailer
Other fans wrote: “Barbie trailer looks amazing but man Ryan Gosling as Ken looks so old!!!! Bleached hair doesn’t do what it’s supposed to do unfortunately.
Another described Gosling’s appearance as an “old dad in Palm Springs” while another wrote: “Ryan Gosling looks fake old in the Barbie trailer.”
One fan penned: Is it j me or does Ryan Gosling look older in the Barbie movie trailer???? + The blonde is doing dirty.
Eventually, she decides to strike a dimension herself and crosses over into the “real world,” screaming as her car hurtles through the air and lands on the other side.
Only after arriving in the real world does Barbie Margot realize Ken Ryan is sitting behind her in the car, having decided: “I’m coming with you.”
She said upset, “Did you bring your own spinner blades?” And he gives a look of weary appreciation when he lifts them up and says, “I literally don’t go anywhere without them!”
Based on Ruth Handler’s Barbie fashion dolls, the film is the first-ever live-action Barbie movie to be brought to the big screen and features a screenplay co-written by Greta with her husband, Noah Baumbach.
The comic is scheduled to be released on July 21 this year.
Comedy: The upcoming live-action film, directed by Greta Gerwig, sees the first glimpse of ‘Barbieland’ with actors Gosling, 42, and Margot Robbie, 32, flexing their comedic flair as iconic puppets
Well: However, fans quickly took to social media to slam the La La Land actor for likening DeGeneres, 65, with his signature platinum crop and swanky sportswear sense
After the first teaser paid tribute to Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey, fans have now been given a proper look at the highly anticipated film.
In what appears to be a fish-out-of-water comedy, Margot’s Barbie is seen having fun with Ryan Ken in a very real world inspired by Barbie – called Barbie Land – where there are many iterations of the famous dolls. .
Playing on a quirky premise of what Mattel dolls would be up to if left to their own devices, the teaser features a comical scene between Ryan, 42, and Margot, 32, about spending the night together.
“I thought I might stay here tonight,” Ken asks Ryan Barbie. ‘to do what?’ She replies innocently.
After a brief awkward pause, he replied, “I’m not sure, actually.”
However, their wonderful lives made of plastic are turned upside down (quite literally) when they are seen traveling to the “real world” in a car that spins through the air.
Oh dear: Others criticized the decision to cast the actor in a typical youth role and quipped, “Ken needs Botox.”
The Barbie trailer has arrived! The comic is scheduled to be released on July 21 this year
Will Ferrell is also seen playing the CEO of a toy company because he somehow brings his characters to life, welcoming them to civilization.
During the opening of the trailer, Barbie is shown on the beach soaking up the sun in the stunning scenery of Barbie Land.
Her boyfriend Ken – the version played by Ryan – tries to get her attention by waving her name and calling her, to which she cheerfully responds.
However, to Ken’s dismay, Barbie is distracted by greeting several of her friends, including Chief Barbie (Issa Rae) and another Ken (Simo Liu).
Eventually she decides to hit her own dimensions and cross paths with the “real world,” she screams as her car hurtles through the air and lands on the other side.
Only after arriving in the real world does Barbie Margot realize Ken Ryan is sitting behind her in the car, having decided: “I’m coming with you.”
She said upset, “Did you bring your own spinner blades?” And he gives a look of weary appreciation when he lifts them up and says, “I literally don’t go anywhere without them!”
Based on Ruth Handler’s Barbie fashion dolls, the film is the first-ever live-action Barbie movie to be brought to the big screen and features a screenplay co-written by Greta with her husband, Noah Baumbach.
The comic is scheduled to be released on July 21 this year.
